Every one of us, every day, take risks.

Small risks, big risks, and all varies, and we don't think about them because we do them almost automatically.

Every time you step out of your door, you're taking a risk.

Every time you get in the car, you take a risk.

Every time you get on a plane is you taking a risk.

Every time you make an investment in the market is a risk. And we all take risk. Every time you get on a plane is you taking a risk. Every time you make an investment

in the market is a risk. And we all take risks. Often don't think about them. At any point, any of

these risks could fail. And yet, there is one kind of risk that is absolutely guaranteed never to fail. It is the risk of

faith because it's guaranteed by the Lord himself. And yet very few people who truly

deliberately, intentionally, want to take that risk of faith.

That is the risk of living generously.

That is the risk of investing oneself in the work of God.

That's the risk of sowing seeds generously so that it might produce a hundredfold.

It's a risk of fulfilling God's purpose in your life and God's plan for your life.

You see, risk analysis is about costs and results.

And business people know this. They understand that. But faith risk is confident of the outcome.

Please listen. The degree of faith risk that you take is directly related to the level of your trust of the master. Amen? Some time ago,

I was reading this article and it's really kind of impacted me. It's about what they call now

extreme sports. And I'll give you an example of what the article said about these extreme sports.

You see, snowboarding is risky, but it's not as risky as skyboarding.

What's the skyboarding?

It is your snowboarding down to earth after jumping from a plane in a parachute. That's risky. For example, mountain biking

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